THIS ISSUE’S PRINT HEADLINES, FEBRUARY 2018

Here are your Print Headlines for the new issue on stands, the February 2018 edition, available until February 21!

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FRONT PAGE

Glen Ramey

RICHLAND CO. - RAMEY ENTERS PLEA: The horror that the death of 8-year-old Sabrina Stauffenberg brought to Olney/Richland County could not be understated. It could, however, be exceeded. And what happened on Thursday, January 25, did just that. Here's the full story, in depth.

Caleb Rinehart

GALLATIN CO. - Charges in Omaha shooting incident: The complete story - with identification of the victim and mugshot of the babyfaced alleged perp - of the "accidental" shooting in rural Omaha a couple of weeks ago. More to come on this one, guaranteed.

In these photos taken from screencaps of video shot by the Edgar County Watchdogs following the December 18, 2017 meeting of the Jasper County School Board, it can clearly be seen that John Kraft, with back toward the camera, is several feet away from the board table…and that board members and the board secretary are actually doing the exact same thing to him that their pricey upstate attorney is accusing Kraft of doing - which at no point he did. The video clearly displays the women yelling at Kraft, pointing and gesturing wildly, and essentially making threats. In the final ’cap, Melissa Stanley is shown dialing the call to Newton police, which turned out to have had false information in it. There is little likelihood, however, that she will be facing a False Report to 911 charge…as nothing was ever done about her false report of Jed Earnest “causing a disturbance” in the County Clerk’s office last year.

JASPER CO. - Calls attorney response a 'colorful and entertaining piece of fiction': It appears it would be sufficient to say...Don't screw with the Edgar County Watchdogs. When it comes to rebuttals to whiny attorneys, these guys are almost as good as WE are.

All heads were bowed except the photographers’...and Jeremy Stroud’s, at the Saline County Board meeting January 25.

SALINE CO. - Crowd hears prayer removal issue: Sooooo much detail. Soooo much controversy. Sooooo many mic-drop moments, none of which other media bothered to outline. Want the full-coverage, REAL story of what went down at the Saline County Board meeting January 25? Don't miss this article. Because the follow-up is going to be just as stinging...maybe even more so.

TYLAR LEWIS

SALINE CO. - Sex abuse case: Baby disfigured: The hideous case of a baby allegedly injured by a 19-year-old punk from Gallatin County is only touched upon because we don't get narratives in the court files anymore, like Mike Henshaw used to insist upon. That, in turn, causes people (like, oh, I dunno...the victim's family, maybe...) to come forward with detail and documentation that could even be MORE revealing in the case. Just a heads-up for the public officials: When we go this route, it might make you wanna start putting those narratives back into the files...because a LOT more is going to get out.

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HARRISBURG - Two-car gun battle in Harrisburg: Ramonte Scott is a local terror. Someone - or several someones - could have been killed by a stray bullet or a fleeing car. They weren't...but Scott will probably be out and about soon (if he's not already) to bring his brand of gang warfare to our once-peaceful Harrisburg

RICHLAND CO. - Suspected drug dealer now in the hands of federal prosecutors: Brandon Atwood was on a collision course with the feds and has been for the past 4 years. Who all did he take down with him...? Hit this link to see.

WHITE CO. - Evansville juvenile leads officers on wild chase in White: Horrible kids abound. And here's a juvie from Indiana who is alleged to have beaten up a guard and taken her car from Evansville, driving all the way over to Illinois, to White County, and to Carmi and back to I-64...at age 14 or 15, according to what we could learn.